Lucid Pregnancy Melasma Serum

Lucid Pregnancy Melasma Serum is designed for the complexion changes that can appear during pregnancy, including dark spots, uneven skin tone, hyperpigmentation, and melasma, commonly called the “mask of pregnancy.”

The lightweight facial serum combines vitamin C, kojic acid, licorice root, fruit-derived AHAs, and hyaluronic acid to help improve the appearance of uneven pigmentation while supporting hydrated, radiant-looking skin.

Use Lucid as a targeted serum on visible dark spots or across areas of uneven-looking skin for a brighter, more even-looking complexion without hydroquinone.

1.7 fl oz/50 ml

• Designed specifically for pregnancy melasma, dark spots, and uneven-looking pigmentation
• Hyaluronic acid helps attract and retain moisture for hydrated, supple-looking skin
• Vitamin C, kojic acid, licorice root, and fruit-derived AHAs support a brighter, more even-looking complexion
• Can be used on targeted dark spots or across areas of uneven skin tone
• Lightweight, fast-absorbing texture layers easily for a mask of pregnancy treatment
• Hydroquinone-free formula designed for pregnancy and postpartum skincare

Apply a pea-sized amount of Lucid Pregnancy Melasma Serum to clean, dry skin on the face and neck every morning and/or evening. Gently smooth over areas affected by pregnancy melasma, dark spots, hyperpigmentation, or uneven skin tone.

For best results, use after cleansing and toning. Follow with moisturizer and broad-spectrum SPF 30+ during the day.

Tips:

• Apply pregnancy face serums before moisturizer so lighter skincare can absorb before heavier products are applied.
• For a complete complexion routine, use Balance Acne Toner after cleansing and before applying Lucid.
• Lucid can be applied directly to visible dark spots or across areas affected by pregnancy-related hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone.
• Pregnancy melasma is commonly called the mask of pregnancy. Consistent broad-spectrum SPF 30+ and limiting unnecessary sun exposure can help reduce additional darkening and contrast.
• Introduce exfoliating skincare gradually, particularly if pregnancy has made your skin more sensitive.
• If pigmentation is persistent, changing rapidly, or you are unsure whether a dark patch is melasma, consult your dermatologist or OB/GYN.

Aqua (Water), Hamamelis Virginiana Water (Witch Hazel), Cassia Angustifolia Seed Polysaccharide (botanical hyaluronic acid), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract* (Aloe), Glycerin (Kosher, Vegetable), Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil* (Jojoba), Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E), Melissa Officinalis Seed Oil (Melissa Essential Oil), Glycolic Acid, Dimethyl Sulfone (MSM), Ganoderma Lucidum Fruiting Body Extract* (Reishi), Salix Alba Bark Extract* (Willow Bark), Pimpinella Anisum Extract* (Anise), Armoracia Rusticana Extract* (Horseradish), Glycyrrhiza Glabra Root Extract* (Licorice), Schisandra Chinensis Extract* (Schisandra), Melissa Officinalis Extract* (Lemon Balm), Joeniculum Vulgare Extract* (Fennel), Panax Quinquefolius Root Extract* (Ginseng), Centella Asiatica Extract* (Gotu Kola), Equisetum Arvense Extract (Horsetail), Taraxacum Officinale Extract (Dandelion), Geranium Maculatum Extract (Wild Geranium), Hydoxyethyl Ethylcellulose, Carrageenan Gum, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Ethylhexylglycerin.

*Certified Organic Ingredients

How do I use this for dark spots? Do I apply it to my whole face or just the spots?

Lucid contains organic fruit acids (AHAs) that gently exfoliate your face, while kojic acid safely (during pregnancy) brightens your skin's complexion to fight dark spots. This treatment for melasma is an all-in-one serum that quickly penetrates the skin to improve firmness, moisture, and overall radiance. It is free of toxic skin whiteners like hydroquinone. Using a pea-sized amount of serum, apply to the entire face and neck every morning and/or night. Use gentle, circular upward motions. For best results, apply on freshly cleansed and toned face. Follow with moisturizer and SPF 30+.

Tips:

- Always apply pregnancy serums before moisturizers to allow the serum to penetrate your skin first.
- Pair with our BalanC acne toner for clear, brighter skin. To reduce the appearance of dark spots or melasma (“the mask of pregnancy”), always wear SPF 30+ and reduce sun exposure.
- Consult with your dermatologist when considering a melasma treatment cream.
- Lucid is safe for Pregnancy, Breastfeeding & Postpartum Mamas

Can this lightning serum product be used for armpits and boobs? 

Lucid contains organic fruit acids (AHAs) that gently exfoliate your face, while kojic acid safely (during pregnancy) brightens your skin's complexion to fight dark spots. This treatment for melasma is an all-in-one serum that quickly penetrates the skin to improve firmness, moisture, and overall radiance. It is free of toxic skin whiteners like hydroquinone. Lucid is safe for: Pregnancy, Breastfeeding & Postpartum Mamas. Lucid is also safe to use while breastfeeding; however, we recommend *not* placing it directly on or near your nipples before breastfeeding. I would suggest asking your OB or pediatrician since all moms are different, and your OB or pediatrician would be the best person to ask.

I use the balance acne toner and rehab serum already. I am looking to incorporate this melasma product and wanted guidance on when to apply it in combination with the others. For instance, should it go before/after the rehab serum or should I alternate serums?

We suggest alternating the 2 serums- one in AM and another in PM: Wash your face with a gentle cleanser using lukewarm water. Spritz toner on a cotton pad and apply over a clean face and neck. Allow to dry and pump a pea-sized amount of Rehab serum and apply to your face and where ever else you are experiencing hormonal acne. Use Rehab once a day (AM or PM) and then alternate with the Lucid serum (AM or PM).*Please discuss with your doctor or OBGYN before starting any new treatment which products will work best for you.

Is it safe to use licorice during pregnancy? I read a few articles that do not recommend it.  I’m in my 1 st trimester and want to use this Melasma cream.

As you probably know, there's a lot of "bad science" out there that can scare pregnant mothers. Because of this, we've done lots of homework & consulted with doctors on our formulas. I hope the following information helps put your mind at ease. Licorice is one of those all-around great herbs for skincare; it’s been traditionally used for centuries for inflammation, skin brightening, and more, which is why it appears in The Spoiled Mama’s Lucid Serum! 😊 Please note that this is applied topically and is not consumed or ingested. When in doubt, we recommend consulting your healthcare provider – they know you best and are your best resource. Much love to you during the rest of your pregnancy!

I’m not pregnant but I have melasma, could I still use this product?

Of course! Any lover of toxin-free skincare can absolutely use any of our products. 

I have melasma not related to pregnancy. I have had it for a couple of years now, it did get worse during my last pregnancy and hasn’t gone away, and it has been over a year. Could I use this even though I am not pregnant?

 Although our brand is marketed toward Mamas, anyone who loves toxin-free (and awesome) products can definitely use anything from The Spoiled Mama! However, please keep in mind that it is a gentler formula, and we always recommend consulting with your dermatologist when considering a melasma treatment cream. Don’t forget to always wear SPF 30+ and reduce sun exposure to reduce the appearance of dark spots.